Randy
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Good time to go to Ivanpah?
We were thinking of a trip Las Vegas sometime in late August or September possiblly even October. Would a side trip to Ivanpah be good that time of
year?
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Bob Muse (BeamerBob) lives nearby of course so he would likely be the best reference, but I'd think August and to a large extent September will still
be pretty toasty. I just looked before writing this and Ivanpah now has temps fluctuating between mid 70's at daybreak to over 100 during the day.
Dehydration City! I'd think by October things would be very pleasant.
Just throwing it out there Randy, Paul (Jeepersjoey) and I (and hopefully several others) will be on the playa in the days leading up to Thanksgiving.
Just sayin...
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Interesting idea there Steve. Hmmm. Will think about it. I don't care too much if it is hot (well not tooooo hot) if there is some wind. Atlanta
is pretty miserable hot too and humid. Hope Bob chimes in - maybe way to hot for all I know.
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I used to live in both Atlanta and Charlotte, NC. Both hot as all get out with the humidity being an absolute killer! My wife really likes the
Carolina's and in fact is a South Carolina grad but the humidity is a killer for me. Desert heat in the wind is something you need to stay aware of
regarding dehydration, heat stroke, etc. I doubt the heat stroke stuff would be an issue below 110 F but it often gets hotter than that. Drink
water, drink water, drink water. Repeat.
In the off chance you don't have this already, check out this link, anchored to Ivanpah:
http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?w0=t&w1=td&...
Hope to see you this November!
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Quote: Originally posted by Windstruck | Bob Muse (BeamerBob) lives nearby of course so he would likely be the best reference, but I'd think August and to a large extent September will still
be pretty toasty. I just looked before writing this and Ivanpah now has temps fluctuating between mid 70's at daybreak to over 100 during the day.
Dehydration City! I'd think by October things would be very pleasant.
Just throwing it out there Randy, Paul (Jeepersjoey) and I (and hopefully several others) will be on the playa in the days leading up to Thanksgiving.
Just sayin... |
Bobby Muse moved to Baton Rouge recently. Living large on the bayou now. He still would be a great source of information though
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Quote: Originally posted by Cheddarhead | Quote: Originally posted by Windstruck | Bob Muse (BeamerBob) lives nearby of course so he would likely be the best reference, but I'd think August and to a large extent September will still
be pretty toasty. I just looked before writing this and Ivanpah now has temps fluctuating between mid 70's at daybreak to over 100 during the day.
Dehydration City! I'd think by October things would be very pleasant.
Just throwing it out there Randy, Paul (Jeepersjoey) and I (and hopefully several others) will be on the playa in the days leading up to Thanksgiving.
Just sayin... |
Bobby Muse moved to Baton Rouge recently. Living large on the bayou now. He still would be a great source of information though |
Yes! I knew that at IBX and then forgot it by June. He's already missed out here.
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NasaStar-5 (2.5m, 4.0m)
NasaStar-4 (2.5m)
NasaStar-3 (3.2m)
Ozone kites:
Access (6.0m)
Flysurfer Kites:
Peak-5 (2.5m)
Buggy:
Peter Lynn BigFoot+ nose & tail; midsection VTT rail & seat kit; home-brewed AQR
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